AN ASSESSMENT OF THE CROP WATER DEMAND AND IRRIGATION WATER SUPPLY AT<br /> PABBI MINOR OF WARSAK GRAVITY CANAL
Journal Title: Revista Tinerilor Economisti - Year 2007, Vol 1, Issue 9
Abstract
The research study was conducted on irrigation water supply and demand at Pabbi minor of Warsak gravity canal from June to August 1998. Objectives of the research were to assess the actual supply of irrigation water, irrigation water demand of major crops, and comparison between water supply and demand for all the outlets of Pabbi minor. Actual irrigation supply was determined by cutthroam flumes. Cropping pattern was determined by interviewing the farmers by making use of proformas developed for that purpose.
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Ullah Ehsan, Khan Sajjad
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